Amid a groundswell of public support, the Portola Valley Town Council on Wednesday voted unanimously to approve its third draft of its housing element. But the battle over its state-mandated housing plan is far from over.
A Portola Valley resident notified the town of plans to sue if the Planning Commission and Town Council doesn t rescind its votes to approve environmental studies supporting the town s housing and safety plan.
As Portola Valley is in the midst of finding replacements for key town hall positions recently vacated, another official has announced her resignation.
The creator of the town s social media platform, a retired attorney, an architect, an engineer and tech company founder have applied for two open seats on the Portola Valley Planning Commission.
Incumbent board director Matt Miller and safety advocate and author Lloyd "Rusty" Day are competing for one open full term seat on the Woodside Fire Protection District Board.